As far as I know history, money has not always been there. Does human happiness equal the amount of money in a bank account? I remember when I was a child, my parents only gave me money for bus fare, and if I walked I could walk home from school to save that small amount, and if I didn't take the bus for a few weeks, it would add up enough money to buy my mom a birthday present. In addition, I had the opportunity to take change from my mother’s wallet, I took advantage of this opportunity. And, despite the fact that my parents did not know how to keep money, I learned how to do it. I really love saving money, for me there is no greater joy than going on a trip and discovering at the end of it that I have a decent amount of money left. For a long time I did not know how to spend money on myself, all the money saved was usually spent on gifts for relatives .When I got married, after some time, this began to change. My husband spent money very easily without counting it. In this sense, my skill in saving money has greatly helped our family budget become more stable. And my husband, in turn, taught me to spend money on myself, for which I am very grateful to him. But, of course, that’s not all. The question of money arises before us with enviable frequency. This is connected with almost everything in our lives: the birth of a child, purchasing an apartment, place of work, study, travel, not wanting to work, the desire to receive decent money for our work, the future, entertainment and recreation, everyday issues, our self-sufficiency, self-confidence - All this is viewed through the prism of money! Is money really the measure of our life??? Lately I have been confused by this question, I feel somehow not alive, not real. After all, because of all this, sometimes not the best events happen to us... What would happen if there were no money in our lives, sometimes it seems to me that life would become easier. But I think this is not true, because it’s not about money, but about our attitude towards it. So my attitude towards them makes me not free. And I don’t like it at all. - Are relationships also measured by money? - No, no. - And with what? There is such a word as mercantile, and it’s not even offensive at all, and it’s not offensive, but it would be worth it. Because a person’s mercantile attitude towards life makes his life not very pleasant! And sometimes children’s innocent games turn into something more threatening, primarily to the human soul…